TOSHIMAYA

It is one of the oldest establishments in Japan, boasting a history of over 400 years, and was originally a sake shop in Edo (the old name of Tokyo). It is said to be the origin of the “izakaya” culture by the fact that it served snacks along with sake. Recently, the shop was revived and is promoting the “food culture of Edo-Tokyo.” It began sake brewing in the Meiji era, and the sake is characterized by its profound flavor and good finish. Its “Kinkon,” a “Tokyo local sake,” is known as the sacred sake for famous shrines such as Meiji Jingu, and it continues to uphold its prestige and tradition.

OUR SAKE

EDO SAKE OJI

A refreshing citrus aroma of lemon, navel orange, and orange, with subtle notes of caramel and sweet potato in the background. The sweet and tangy flavors spread across the palate, reminiscent of honey lemon, plum, and other fruity characteristics. It won the highest award (Platinum Award) at “Kura Master”.

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Sake

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Junmai Ginjo

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12

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720ml

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  • Carpaccio
  • Blue Cheeze

Profile

Rice Kinuhikari (Tokyo)
Polishing rate 60
Alcohol by Volume (ABV) 13
Sake meter value (SMV) -40
JFC code 87417
Acidity 10.0
Yeast Edo Yeast
Type -
Taste Specialty
   

JUEMON JUNMAI SAKE

A refreshing aroma of melon, white peach, and summer cucumber. On the palate, this sake has well-balanced acidity and structured complexity. A hint of acacia honey offers another layer of complexity to the smooth and round finish. This sake pairs well with a wide range of cuisine.

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Sake

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Junmai

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12

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720ml

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  • Grilled Tofu
  • Pasta
  • Steak
  • Yakitori
  • Sushi

Profile

Rice Hattannishiki
Polishing rate 55
Alcohol by Volume (ABV) 18
Sake meter value (SMV) +3.5
JFC code 46855
Acidity 1.6
Yeast Miyagi Yeast
Type -
Taste Dry/Earthy